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fix(github): commit file deletions when using commitUsingApi - #10946
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When commitUsingApi is true, updatecli sends each commit through the GitHub GraphQL API. The old code read every changed file from disk and sent it as an addition. A deleted file does not exist on disk, so the read failed and the whole commit failed. This change checks each file on disk. If the file exists, updatecli encodes it and sends it as an addition. If the file is missing, updatecli sends it as a deletion. A real read error, for example a permission error, still stops the commit. This fix also makes renames work, because git reports a rename as one deletion and one addition. Assisted-by: Claude Sonnet 5.0 Signed-off-by: Flavio Castelli <fcastelli@suse.com>
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- Line 364: Update the filesystem check in the changed-path handling around
os.Stat to use os.Lstat, so dangling symlinks are recognized as existing paths
rather than classified as deletions. Reject unsupported symlinks before
constructing file changes, while preserving deletion handling for genuinely
missing paths.
- Line 375: Update processChangedFiles to treat ENOTDIR from os.Stat as a
deletion when the path has a changed regular-file ancestor, adding that child to
deletions so CreateCommit can continue. Preserve fatal handling for unrelated
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@flavio Could you have a look at the two coderabbitai finding? |
The previous fix checked each changed file with a stat call that follows symlinks. This caused two problems. A dangling symlink (a link whose target is missing) looked like a deleted file. updatecli deleted the link on the remote branch, even though the link still exists in the working tree. A path can also disappear because a parent directory turned into a regular file. The old code treated this as a real error and stopped the commit instead of recording a deletion. updatecli now checks each path without following symlinks. A symlink is rejected with a clear error, because the GitHub API has no way to commit a symlink. A path under a replaced parent directory is now recorded as a deletion, the same as a missing file. Assisted-by: Claude Sonnet 5.0 Signed-off-by: Flavio Castelli <fcastelli@suse.com>
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@olblak ready for another review |
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I didn't tested manually |
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When commitUsingApi is true, updatecli sends each commit through the GitHub GraphQL API. The old code read every changed file from disk and sent it as an addition. A deleted file does not exist on disk, so the read failed and the whole commit failed.
This change checks each file on disk. If the file exists, updatecli encodes it and sends it as an addition. If the file is missing, updatecli sends it as a deletion. A real read error, for example a permission error, still stops the commit.
This fix also makes renames work, because git reports a rename as one deletion and one addition.
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